Alpe di Mera Snowboarding

North of Turin and northeast of Aosta near Pila, the Alpe di Mera ski domaine has 12 pistes served by 4 main lifts that access 1100m of vertical descent.

The Alpe di Mera ski domain is a lesser known part of the greater Monterosa Ski Consortium that interconnects four other valleys with 7 resort villages. The interconnected valleys include Ayas Valley, Champorcher Valley, Gressoney Valley and Valsesia Valley. The resort villages include Alagna, Antagnod, Brusson, Champoluc, Champorcher, Gressoney-La-Trinite and Gressoney-Saint-Jean. There is one ski pass that provides access to a total of 88 pistes totalling 180km served by 32 lifts. Unfortunately, the Alpe di Mera ski domain is only accessible by bus. This ski area is located down valley to the southeast of Alagna.

Overall, Alpe di Mera is the 41st most popular snowboard & freeride destination of all 43 snowboarding resorts in Italy. Several of the better snowboarding resorts are nearby Alpe di Mera including Gressoney-La-Trinite, Alagna-Valsesia and Champoluc.